Book now for a captivating afternoon of music that weaves together local history and storytelling.
Step into a Jacobite world at Perth Museum, home to some remarkable objects from that era, including a sword forged in Perth that may have belonged to Bonnie Prince Charlie.
Through stories and music, explore the legacy of nearby Fingask Castle. Once home to the Prince’s doctor and frequented by Jacobite songstress Carolina Oliphant, Lady Nairne, the castle echoes with histories of loyalty, longing and rebellion.
Storyteller Lizzie McDougall and clarsach player Siannie Moodie bring these tales to life in a moving and atmospheric performance inspired by Perthshire’s rich Jacobite past.
Book now for a captivating afternoon that weaves together local history, traditional music and timeless storytelling in the beautiful setting of Perth Museum.
This event is part of the Scottish International Storytelling Festival. Image by Andy Catlin.
Tickets are Pay What you Can - £7, £5, £3, Free
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Visitor information
Address
St. Johns Place, Perth, Perth And Kinross, PH1 5SZ
01738 632488
Opening times
The Museum is open 7 days a week.
From 1st April to 31st October, our summer opening hours will be as follows:
Monday – 10am – 5pm
Tuesday – 10am – 5pm
Wednesday – 10am – 5pm
Thursday – 10am – 7pm
Friday – 10am – 5pm
Saturday – 10am – 5pm
Sunday – 10am – 5pm
